Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-17
Barton Landing

MINI. He has lately been advanced
both in rank and salary, and now
has charge of large branch of the
business. with prospect of still bet
ter things.
South AIbany
The commissioners on the Solomon
Orne eftate will meet at town clerks
Office Feb. y, to close up the bust
ness Of the estate.
Rev. J. +. Wright was called away
last week to visit his mother who was
stricken down with apoplexy, his
daughter Evs accompanying him.
A. P. Cutler Is in very poor health.
Mr.. Cutler was one Of those boys who
not only suffered from wounds
received. but from broken down
health. He receives a small pension
which ought to be increased
East Albany
Sociable at [. L. Sanborn's Jan.
26tb.
John F. Chamberlin is holding 8
singing school at this place.
Mrs. Buck has gone to reside with
her brother, T. NJ. Hunter.
At spelling match in the Vance
district. Mabel Anderson spelled the
clsss down.
Geo. Tinker sells his personal
property at auction on Saturday. and
intends to 60 to New Hampshire.
Bro N~nin2-IOn-
David Philbric has job of lum-
bering at Sutton.
Elbridge Colburn is boss sawyer
at Bartlett's mill this winter.
Joseph H. Brewster made his
friends visit in this town recently.
Robt. ellis has moved TO the
5. R. Jenkins place. and Mr.. Jen-
kins boards with him.
Evansville.
Miss Edith Bryant is keeping an
excellent school here this winter.
Mrs. J. H. Evans is slowly recov-
ering from her late severe illness !;
James Eddy who has been confined
to the house over q year, is not i'm
proving any. There are several cases
of sickness in the Vile at the pres
ent time.
West Charleston
DR.. Frank Leonard from Canaan,
VT, Is in town.
VIM. E. Clark has nearly recover
ed from his late illness.
Edwin Spencer has gone to work
for John Winslow, numbering
Clarence Ingalls, is going on to
Charles CrandalFs farm III Salem
Derby.
Mrs. E. W. Green has bought a
building lot in this village, of DR.. j.
A. BoHker.
E. H. Robinson is out of employ
ment by the failure of Boston firm,
for whom he was at work.
Wallace Hildreth is going to New
port to work in the International mill.
E. ". Green is at work in a saw
mill for VIM. Nelson.
A Mr. Lyman from \. Y. has
made arrangements with the farmers
to put in a creamery here between
now and spring, more than 500 cows
having been pledged by the farmers.
AT the annual meeting of the F.
Baptist church Jan. 4th, J. B. Hol-
ton, Geo. Dane and '. y. Davis
were chosen ministerial COM
mittee; J. c. Oliver. house commit
tee and Treas. and Geo. Dane wood
committee. The Free Baptist Sabbath
school was Te-organized Jan. I'd. with
J. B. Holton, Supt., Lewis Shedd.
assistant Supt. and Ina E Camp
bell, librarian.
Coventry.
Wm. Lathe has moved to Derby.
Metric Melon, daughter of George
Melon, recently died of consumption.
Geo. 5. Livingstone is again con-
fined to his bed.
Ii was Henry Wells, father of
John Wells, who took the poison.
y. L. Foster has a new advertise
ment among the ads. in MONIToB
this week.
Sylvester Allen has sold his place
near Barton Landing TO Mr.. Howe
for $500.
There was a pleasant gathering at
Scion Percival's Friday evening, it
beng his 61st birthday.
era fCSbury-
H. E. AndTus has moved from his
farm in HaTdwick. into his fathers
house in this place.
1t Is reported that Robert Patter-
son and William Daniels will put up
set of buildings on Water street the
coming SKINNER.
a large quantity of logs are being
delivered al Rob. Patterson's mill.
He has recently put a carload of corn
into his grist mill.
William Critchett aud family have
moved into rooms in Albert Smiths
William Leonard and family
have moved INTO the Rand block.
Supper parties are frequent this